Ankylosaurus by Jack Prelutsky
Summary: Ankylosaurus by Jack Prelutsky is a poem about a fictional creature called the Ankylosaurus
Characters:
Speaker - Tells us about the Ankylosaurus, especially the structural build
Section 1:
- The speaker does a good job with words as sound to describe the picture of what a Ankylosaurus was built like
- The speaker tells the audience of how strong defensively the Ankylosaurus is
- "it tended to be an inedible meal" was a phrase that described how protected it was from being hunted
Section 2:
- Although well armored, it had a small mind and didn't have a "thing" on its mind
- The speaker hints that the Ankylosaurus is a bit clumsy and is a vegetarian
Section 3:
- The speaker talks about the offensive power of the Ankylosaurus too and says that it should be "best left alone" because it is good at using it's tail to hit
- The speaker again emphasizes the tank-like structure of the Ankylosaurus with sound words
Other Notes:
- Jack Prelutsky wrote poems with associated pictures of imaginary creatures
- Jack Prelutsky is well known for his humorous verse as in the Ankylosaurus
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